The Bishop Of Salisbury (bishop Moberly) Tells The Arch-...
of his diocese that he did not sign because he thought the address too reproachful in tone to the loyal High-Churchmen, and that after the " severe " Bill of last Session,......
Two Elections Came Off Last Friday. In One, At St.
Ives, Mr. Praed, who was turned out on petition because somebody he never employed treated some electors, was returned again by 658 to Z50-; and though his opponent, Sir F.......
In Moving The Army Estimates On -monday, Mr. Hardy Showed
that we should obtain next.year, at a cost of 114,677,000 an Army of 129,000 regulars—exclusive of the 60,000 men employed in India—about 103,000 Militia, 7,928 effective......
Messrs. Moody And Sankey Have Begun Their Revivalist Cam-...
in London at the Agricultural Hall, Islington,—which will hold, it is said, some 20,000 people,—for evening preaching ; and at Exeter Hall for noon-day prayer-meetings. We have......
This Is A Dull Parliament, But It Cannot Be Denied
that in Sir Wilfrid Lawson it has got the most genuine humourist of our recent Parliamentary annals. Indeed, in this Parliament he is twice as amusing as he was in the last, and......
Yesterday Week, Mr. O'reilly Made An Exceedingly Able...
the House of Commons in drawing attention to the low condi- tion of primary education in Ireland. The number of trained teachers in Ireland is not much more than one-third of......
There Was A Discussion In The Lords On Monday About
the recognition of Marshal Serrano's Government % in Spain, but it did not come to much. Lord Derby said, in answer to Lord Granville, who hinted that such recognition waa ,......
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